Let's Read Together!

Welcome to my reading corner! Throughout my journey of self-love and discovery, I've come to realize just how much I love to read. For me, reading allows me to immerse myself into new worlds, while simultaneously connecting more to myself and my presence. Here, I share what I’m currently diving into, blending personal growth with pure enjoyment. I’d love to hear your thoughts on these reads!

"The Let Them Theory"
by Mel Robbins

Feel like things keep happening "to you"? Tired of being stuck in the constant cycle of not having the career you want, relationships you desire, overall life you wish? This read will bring about a fresh and empowering perspective to get you out of "stuck" and into making decisions that serve you. You learn really quickly how to identify what you can control in life, then build off of that foundation.

"The Grace Year"
by Kim Liggett

This book follows Tierney, a sixteen year old girl living in a town that gives "women should be seen and not heard" vibes. But, it's more than vibes. The tradition in this town is to send girls into the wild during their sixteenth year to let out their magic, and return obedient and pure wives. But, not everyone survives the Grace Year. This story is riddled with conflict, internal and external. Themes of resiliency, sisterhood, betrayal, feminine rage and bit of Lord of the Flies.

"The Liar's Knot"

by M.A. Carrick

The second book in the Rook and Rose series. A fantasy novel following a con artist named Ren, diving into the challenges of balancing multiple personas in a town of class battles, magical secret societies, and forbidden love.

"The Mask of Mirrors"

by M.A. Carrick

The first of the Rook and Rose series. This is the introduction to Ren and the town of Nadezra, an antient town with a history of conquer, Tarot pattern and deceit. This book is great if you enjoy continual character development and your fantasy without the spice.

"Worthy"

by Jamie Kern Lima

Life changing! This is the kind of self-help that lacks the preaching and judgement. This book breaks open the difference between self-confidence and self-worth and provides useful tools that are easy to develop and bring into everyday life. It's a book you're going to want to share with everyone you know!

"The Crescent City" Series

by Sarah J. Maas

If this is your first SJM book you are opening, go ahead and close it and read Throne of Glass (TOG) or A Court of Thorns and Roses (ACOTAR) first. This series jumps into a different universe, however TOG goes into greater detail on some of the history of species and races that would be beneficial to understand first. You won't be disappointed, and fair warning...it's spicy.

"No Bad Parts"

by Richard C. Schwartz, PhD

If you are someone who often debates with yourself, goes back and forth between your internal and external opinions, and/or feel lost in your own mind, this is a great read. Dr. Schwartz dives into the science of those voices, or Internal Family Systems (IFS). I finished this read with more understanding for myself and compassion for all of the parts of me.

"Dare to Lead"

by Brene Brown

Not only for people who consider themselves in a "leadership" role. I learned we are all leaders everyday and the power and RESPONSIBILITY of vulnerability. This is a useful read for work, home, relationships, all the places! Plus...I mean...it's Brene Brown. Read it now, thank me later.

Let's Read Together!

"The Let Them Theory" by Mel Robbins

"The Grace Year" by Kim Liggett

Bre Harvey Coaching

"The Let Them Theory"
by Mel Robbins

"The Grace Year"
by Kim Liggett